St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. F. S. Fisher officiated at Christ's
church, Montpelier, Easter Sunday.
Frank Russell of Wheelock is a new
clerk at C. C. Bingham's drug store.
Dan GrOut goes to Haverhill, Mass,
where he has job at carriage trim
ming.
j. t. Casino and two daughters OF
Peabody, Mass, are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
| Lafayette SOper has moved from the
Centre village to E. E. Sargent's house
on Railroad street.
Edward III. Harlow has gone to
boot and shoe factory.
Christian Andersen of the academy
class of '85, is spending the vacation
week with friends here.
Mr.. LIE Boeuf, G.. II. Cross & Co.'S
baker, goes to Rutland Saturday where
he has found employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hardy and F. A.
Dakin, wife and child, are spending
Miss Eva Stevens of this place, has
accepted an engagement to teach the
spring term of the district school in
WheelOck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Aiken have been
ordered to report at Fitchbarg, Mass,
where they are engaged in salvation
army work.
Aleyne H. Fisher, Washington d. c.,
Dartmouth '86, is spending the vaca-
ton in town the guest of his classmate
Herbert S. Carpenter.
Fl. ID. Whitney of the academy class
of $50, has accepted the position of
teacher at the head of the graded
schools in Wells River.
Rev. w. HI. H. Clark and A. L. Bal
ley are at the New England conference
at LeOminster this week. RumOr has
it that Mr.. Bailey is after an appoint
ment.
w. G.. StOughtOn of the academy
class of 80 has accepted an engage
ment to teach the spring term of the
EnOsburgh Falls high school, which
opens Monday.
DR.. c. D. Newell joins the party go
ing West next week. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Walker, A. B. NOyes and DR..
Newell leave here Tuesday on West
ern prospecting tour.
G. M. Stone, Arthur Stone and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard leave San Francisco
Oh Wednesday the 9th for their home
ward trip. They will come via Salt
Lake City and Denver.
Henry Robinson and Lewis Lamine
for long lime brass mOulders at the
scale works, left this morning for Bos-
ton where they have obtained work.
The former has no family, the latter
leaves his family here for the present.
Joseph Carr of Boston, a son of Rev.
David Carr, formerly of Waterford, has
been in this vicinity the past few days
visiting old acquaintances. Mr.. Carr
attended school at the st. JOhnsbury
academy forty years ago, the principal
at that time being Prof. Colby of whom
Mr.. Carr has very kindly remem-
brance.
Among prominent members of the
Methodist denomination who are ex-
pected to be present during the YER
mont conference here next week are
Rev. Drs. Butler and ThOrburn, the
famous missionaries, Chaplain McCabe,
j. P. Magee of Sunday school fame,
Rev. DR.. j. o. Peck of New Haven,
Conn.,, Rev. DR.. B. X. Pierce, late edi-
tor of ZiOn's Herald and others equally
well known.
A Pastor Called.
The st. JOhnsbury Advent church
has extended call to Rev. John Ward
of Danville, p. O., to become pastor OF
the church. Mr.. Ward was present at
the conference meetings here in the
winter and made very favorable i'm
preston. He will preach here next
Sunday and the Sunday following when
his decision in regard to the call will
be rendered. 1t is believed that he